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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase ono Of the
Finest Plantations
On she Arha..as Esx,I

1900 acrss Of river bottom land. Al, wv,
oysrfos. 1000 sotes "a hl.h stats Oh cultivs-
ton and thoroughly diiohsd, al under rood
fence, ofvpich o. miles isbsrbed wire and
plant oombinedi W GOOD frame tsnsmsnt
house. Nth brick ohimteysi 2 sood. DWELL
inssf With cistsfns. ss,dt NJ, orchard. eto.i
fns barn stable and cri 81 1ne 4story Gtn-
house,. 20 feit long. With splendid nHc hin-
err. kins, fcederft .eoh ienfers, et, also.
srist and sauhili. n head Insfss and homes.
oTsn. miloh cows, tools, wagons and har-
ness about 800 bu,hels 90 n, plenty Of bag,
and cotton seed sutl sisnt 10 plant the place.
Located on the North bank o. the trkAn.
tH river. Scr mile belov Llttle Hook. ard
miles south o. TIE Memuhis and Litt.s
Rock raj road. The Arkanaas Central ane
Paramoro branch roads 10 Little Eook hA,t
both been located through the farm. an.
~ be running vi hin . year, thus makins
I'll most desirable place.
Owing 10 Advanced years and q oonss-
quent vi.h 70 retire from active farm man
asgmsnt. the owner will sell Al great bar
gain aud upon tsrni % suit any purchaser
Csth payment fuhcisnt 70 ray for the per-
sonal property oniy required, and, alter
one-third Of The real sftaie has been raid
Toe, the balance may stabd for - years, IN.
tsrest 10 BE- raid annually.
II desired. us can eject an oxol = . for
Ns whole or apart in good Memp q !,p-
srty At fair cab yaluations
FOR turther iaiormstlon apply n fson
" IS8vsRf0sIA gROs rHUa,
Nsmptif I gnu.
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kseshtss Bow. and ssildi.G u
When . nan breaks down In the matter Of
physissl strength. the question Of liz rseov-
err tspssds In great measure upon the
length 81 tine he allows to slap,s bsssr.
sdeptins medicinal means 70 rscupsrais u.
ss. s 4. , s,s y s,. I'D s. ..s ~.
nanauon, 70 the best auxiliary b, eau en-
PEI, end ne shsuld resort 10 Il pronptly.
The nest rsilasIs tspsnd.ncs Of tks fss6is.
be Hoststtsr's Stonsoh Blttsrs, an inviso.
rant 81 sationL .'sputatisn and proven
worth. esu.eoted b., medical men Of dis
unotics, sot only Tor building no . broken
dovn systea. bpi - Q remedy Tor dyspepsia,
cctstipauen.. liver complaint, II or and
asus. and kidssv trouble. While not
elalmed 70 be . panaess, u 10 o mest useful
snd oesprehsnsiye household remedy. II
fssivs.
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HOllinS Institute.

THE 45tb Session will open on the ll,h o
l. september, 1857.
ture, Sciences, Art, Bo -kkeeping, Penman-
ship, tlocu'ion, -Calisthenics, etc, etc, I'M.
der high standards, by Instructors Of culture.
character and large experiences. Young ia.
dle.sho attend enjoy the ADVANTAGES Of ss-
lubrious climate, minera' waters and beauti-
ful msuntain scenery Tho school 4, I'M.
po.ed almost exclusively Of boarding Out M.
and intended for only $50 young Ia flea
This Institute 70 finely equipped. and en-
ploys over Is OH .ers and teachers. = -
Apply ~ Hollins p. n. Va 10
gHAR " Coz KF Rusiross M.n.
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SUMMER REsORrs.
Ho! For The Mountain Top
A SELECT EXCURSION TO
MAINLY aANA

A SELECT EXCURSION TO
MONTE SANO,
Under the auspices Of the Memphis Woman's
t.. Exchange,
FrtdRy. July a2ca.
Round Trip.........e5.OO
Chartered coaches by regular train leave
Memphis, via Memphis and Charleston R.R.,
July I'D, at $3.50 q m. and arrive at HUNTS
WILLIE at6:03 Same afternoon. -Four horse
Tallyhe Coaches the nee up the mountain-s
grand drive Of miles to The elesant new
Hotel. The MONTE SANO HOTEL makes
special rates OF tl.90 per day.
O. HAS y IN. Monday, July 18th, arriving nj
Memphis .; Is same eveDing.
BY special arrangement those who must be
at home on Monday morning can return on
train leaving Huntsville at 1870 sunday
nisht and arriving at Memphis $40 Monday
morning. Children under S free; children 5
and under u half fare. All the we'll wishers
Of the Woman's EXCHANGE are Invited.
MRS. &. S. HAMMOND.
MRS. FRED. T, ANDERSON.
MRS. ROBT. NOLAN
MRS. JEROME BAXTER
MRS. ANGUS CAMPBELL.
AITickets on sale at M. and O. ofices and
AZ Wauan NJ Eynhan~s
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MESIt yam Faas INSTITUTE

~ NAoNs. vihCiNLA-
SSs n, Y ssS,s"1s, ,s: o. oss 4 hs snsT soos
sytt Situation hcastfni. ckmsls .usssdd. RsQlk ~
ss,ssn s..sss Allnessss. ssy..sAxc IN one grady
tr.neh German, Music. fs se6clazic yuss. bon ssp1 =
ysne. ssse Fo CatAioxu vnss 70
nv.wn. A. HA HHfs. On s~<iarnt sxs.~s.. v,vv4.sa
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Fairmount College,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
On the Tennessee AKountaIIs.
Fifteenth year.

PATRONS:
f. Rev. 9, 7. Qpintsrd. D. D., LID.
n. Rev. I'd q. Weed, ID, y
Rev, Telfair Hodg,on, ID. D., Vice Chan
color University OF tho South.
Health advantages unexcellod. Wi,sa
vacation. Instru ,tion thorough.
sTTlS IsnrT V,r..sy,s
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Youso and middle aged men, suf.
fering IRON nervous debility aud
kindred affections, az loss OF mem.
DRY and hypochondria, should Ia.
close 10 ccn,s IN stamps for laige II.
lusvated treatise suggesting sure
means Of cure. AddoS, Worlds
Dispens,D Medical Association, But.
falo, N. Y.
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An U.ss,srsI neither.

hoscrOs, N. b., July 2O.--An IN.
natural woman named Ross, mother
Of three children, al d whom aie
now dead, has been arrested a, Cara.
qnei, charged With intanticide She
sdaspoon down the throa. Of her
child, aod when an attempt sas made
10 .Ilrica'e it II broke. one part re-.
meining In the ehild's throst. The
Infant died alter 6ufisrng tuible
agony. II Ia nov sutpectsd that the
woman made away With Ter other two
children, who 81, 4 shor, lime aso,
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Cal for Negotiable Judgment Ger.
tlflcates Of Upton County, Tenn,

NOTICE is hereby givsa 70 al owners ans
~ holders Of the negotiable Judgment
certi6catss Of Upton county, Tennsssss.
those which mature lst ADJUST, t9O, Il
present them iof pre- payment ~ the Unlor
and Planter Bank, 10 he city Of Memphis.
Tenn. on 18th Of August isN.
The said in lgmen Csriih aiss vers issusd
under the provisions OF an -, Of toe General
Assembly ot Tennessee, apgroved fist be-
esmbsr, 1881. upen lid fnsnu rendered
against said oouaty W the circuit Court o!
the nitsd stata, ior the western District Oh
Tssnessee, st Memphis.
viii csSs on ,ss 18Th hasu.t. iss1.
Upton COUNTY.
py n. o, BAssHr, chsirmsn oossty oourt.
Attssti ,. u. ernrnsrsou, Clerk o.. oosrt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-21

NJ. LOWS, Mo-, JAY so.-The col.
ored knlah's rsmpls continued their
session today Toe reports Of com.
mi.lee' were received and routine bus.
inee vas trsniao,ed. Al noon the
body adj ,uroed 10 take part In IN. "a
rsde OF uuiiaimed Knights. slH com.
mandctice msde up the Procession
which marched through the principal
alfe'ts 70 the excursion seamer
Vhsrlee y. Ohoutsau, which carried
than 70 Silver Grove Tomo,,rw
night the s,esion will closs Win a
o,mpetiiivs DIN, In which com -
dsnes IRON K.na,s Oily, Hannibal
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HUNTSVILLE, ALA
Iuka Springs Hotel.

IuKA, MISS. June I, 1857.
ON.AND AFTER THIS DATE the Hotel
Springsl will be opened for visitors for the
season. These ar-famed Springs, Situated
In the midst Of . beautiful Park, are truly
wonderful for the medicinal properties
their waters The commodious Hotel, with
liEhtful retreat from the heat Of the cities or
the malaria o. infsctsd diitricts. The
Memphis and Charleston Railroad will make
SPECIAL rates 10 this charming ummsr resort
Lettsrs are cen.tantly being received In
rsf,fd 70 term: AZ ,uch ccmmunicstIcs,
an application 70 the pLoptistcT..
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Not Far From Home
Bathlngl Fishingl RowIngI
Low rempersture-oyssers Every
Dsy-0n the Coast, Between
New Orleans and Mobile.

s~Ths Sea Shore Resort, Of the so,tA. Try
II, and set your tickets over the N sissippi
and Tennessee R.R. Call on s. L. SLBY.
Assent. Isl Main street. or u. O. U TART.
at Depot. Tickets now on sale. lin ID until
Octobef 81. 1857.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDFORD COUNTY. VA.
a IHOhnUtHLY EquippeI School Of
"A High Grade for Bovs aud Young Men.
Inc Twenty-second annual Session Opens
September Is. 1857. For VI tllosuo or Special
Informafion apply to w, r. ABBnT,
Bellevue p. o.. Va. PRINCIPAL
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. Tus friends Of Root. U. Hannah. q,
sec.amplion. 90 s. hsd da sos moi % no.. bad
Pc ru.na saved him, --L "'"'
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Vanderbilt University

Offers In iis dspaftms.te Of science, Liiesa-
Pharmacy Dentistrya d Nsdicins, the high
est educational Adva ltages al n moderate
cost. Address wills WILLIAMS,
Secretari, Nsshvlle, Tenn.
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HEADQUARTERS Eos
CORRUGATED IRON SlDlh6
And Iron Roofing.

psesi. Suitable Tor all tinds q 6ulidisss
vor price, and sstins,s. si factory rsts'
NENPHIs INITIAL A WOOD uy'a CO.,
mIMpiiis, Itss. "
Hssdqaartsr, for Iron Fence Isad sfsstins
aaivsnlrsd Iron cornies. Tn Roo. a etovss
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HUNrsyILLF, ALA.
Law - chool,

University of Louisville.
L'0pTY.sEcOND SESSION Of this school
~ begin. Ooto.er 7. 1851. Tho system Of
Lectures, Mott jou l., and the daily oppor-
tnnity ~ witnessing triali In court, make
the instruction Of this ichool practical aud
thoroush. Ssni for circal rt0
ROZtL WEI sinner, Dean,
al7 kffth q reet I.autsville Ex
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ming on the steamer Ohio for Cincin.
natl, to enter the Conversatory OF Mu-
sic. The white Rose" Club, in
which she was central figure, wishes
her q delightful trip, innumerable
benefits and safe return.
TIE numerous friends Of Col. Enonh
Ensley will regret TO learn that there
is no material improvement in the
condition OF his estimsble wife. A
cablegram received from him yeater-
day morning by Mr.. Napoleon Hill,
dated, Laurene. Italy. reads IS follows:
"Wife the same, quite feeble, others
we'll"
TEE Hon. 8. T. Nicely, Mayor OF
Lesvenworth, Kss., arrived here Sat.
urday night and has been epj oying
the hospitality of Mr.. w. d. Betnen,
under whose guidance he visited the
various manufacturing and industries
OF the city, notably cotton seed oil
manufactures, in which the distin.
tushed visitor seemed greatly inter
ested. He left for home last night.
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Nov Or NGVCP!.
BETTER THAN EVER. OUR
LAST ENDEAVOR.
Piling Out the Goods
and Pulling Down
the Prices

There is tide in the affairs Of
men, which, taken at the food,
leads on to fortune. There is time
when it actually pays the clothier, to
sacrifice his stock, and that time is
now and the MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS, 262 SECOND STREET,
is the place.
WE WON'T carry over any Of
our present winter stock.
WE WILL let it go below cost to
get rid of it quickly.
WE WON'T stop for prices; the
question now is, What will you giveP
WE WILL sell you fine medium
weight Suits now for about ne-half
what you would had to have paid six
weeks ago.
WE WON'T begin the spring
season with single winter garment
on hand if low prices will accom-
plish it.
WE WILL give you the opportu-
nifty Of securing a fine Overcoat for
much less than the garment cost US.
WE WON'T charge you for Pants
what the cloth in them is actually
worth.
WE WILL make this sale re-
markedly lively because we have got
to sell fast to prepare for Spring
trade. Now is the chance for the
greatest of Clothing bargains. Re-
member we are selling below cost,
and what we lose our buyers really
put into their pockets.
A regular Slaughter Sale Of Suits,
Pants and Overcoats, This is your
opportunity-take advantage of it,
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, ga I'd st.
WORTH Its weight in gold, Salvation
Oil. Twenty-Five cents.
p. NJ. STANLEY, funeral director and
embalmer, 90 Madison street.
IMPROVED Caligrsphs only $50. J.
Y. Key d Co., A North Court street.
Dr., B. 8. BxRNRs has meved his
dental Office TO 266 Second street, OPP
pGsits Court Square.
THR Louisville and Nashville rail-
road will sell on March I'd, 9th, 18th,
Esd and S0th roundirip tickets to
Thomssville, Pensacola, De Funisk
Springs, jacksonville and all princi-
pal points 10 Florida at one limited
rate the round trip. These tickets will
he good for ten days going South.
Parties can select their own line.
They can either stop of at Birming.
ham, Montgomery, Thomasville. PEN
escola and De Funisk Springs or at
Chattanooga, Atlanta and Macon.
Sleeping cars from Memphis 10 Nash-
vile and Nashville TO principal South
ern cities, Ioqulre Of s. l. Finley,
PSI Main atrset. - seslszSf ...-..ls.s.c
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PERSONAL.

JUDaH J. +, SIMMONS, Of Sardis, Or
rived yesterday.
S. ]. HILLMAN aud wife, Of Chicago,
are In the city.
J. O. PoRrBR, Of Nashville, arrived
in the city yesterday.
VIII. ONDERDoNK arrived in the city
from San Francisco yesterday.
L. D. TYSON, OF the United states
army, and wife are In the city.
r. H, HOoPR, Of Richmond, Va,
was among yesterdays arrivals.
H. o. MOORE, a diamong king Of
Guyamas, Mex, is among the latest ar
rivals.
CART. W. G. PRYDB returned from
his wild goose chase to Lulu, Miss,
yesterday.
BART VAcoARo Is quite i'll and is
confined to his room bys dangerous
abscess in his throat and neck.
JAMES MCDONALD, O. A. Stratto n
and W. 4, Dan, three prominent men
OF Kansas City, came In yesterday.
r. G. Oliver, q Orawiordville, Ark,
arrived yesterday. He repors the
water pouring over that portion OF the
country in great volume, rendering
skifs indispensable.
MISS CoRA HAET, a most essamsble
young lady, returned 10 her home
corner Third and Looney streets,
Chelsea, yesterday, from visitto MIS-
+. L. GipsoD, near Raleigh, Tenn.
YESTERDAY the Rev. James L. Mar
tin perto med a marriage service 81
the residence Of Mr.. Hugh L, Buck
iDghsm, the contracting pAItlee heinl
Capt. Q. L. Kraft, Of DaIdanelle, Ark.
and Mss Fannie &. Wood.
LAZARUS LEVY, who In former dmei
was at the head Of the old Manhattan
Ban 4, and who row is q pIominen
banker In New York city, is elIcu
lstinR among his friends. Mr.. Levy
accompanied by his eetimable wifi
and eldest son, Ia making tour OF thu
South.
MHs MArTIE HAwKEs, a populs
e, d. 10 O [. a. soc ETY., left last eve
~
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February 6, 1887.

PROPOSALS FOR STOCK AND WORK
L Cattle, Brood Mares, Stations, Milch
Cows, Wagons, Harness, Lumber, Hard
m Mt OF the Interior, Office Of Indian Affairs,
February 4, 1SS7.-Sealed P,oposuls indorsed
"Proposal for stock cattle, work cattleS
wagons, harness, lumber, etc. y las the case
may bel, and directed g the COMMISSIONS y :M
be received until enc p. m of Monday,
March Z, 1887, for furnishing for the Indian
service about $50 yoke OF work cattle with
yoke, and chains GOO head o. stock Sattr
Percheron stations, $50 mileh COWS, 81 bulls,
4 mules, 2S5 wagons, $50 sets harness, 2l5,UU
feet of assorted lumber, 500, O0o shinges, 40o
glazed window SASH and a variety Of nails
hinges, etc.
Regular blanks for bids arc not required.
Schedules (which will be made part of tho
proposalsl showing the nu nbet o. stock and
work cattle, brood IN ,Tos. etc.. required at
various Indian Agencies, and the kinds and
quantit es of all other articles, conditions 70
be Observed by bidders, time and place OF
delivery, terms of contract and payment
and II other aSSoat Sn 70 6s ndsS
Office, at Washington, or Nos. 70 and "
Wooster street, New York Cityi the Com
missaries of Subsistence, u. s. A, at Chi
masters at Kansas City, Me, Sioux City,
Iowa, Yankton, d. t., Tucson, Arizona
and Portland, Oregon.
Bids will be opened at the hour and dG
above stated, and bidders are invited to be
present at the opening. =.
The right is reserved TO reject any OF All
bids, or any part ofany bid, if deemed for
the best interests of the Govern mont; IN
making the Awards 10 increaSs or diminish
to any extent the quantities called for in the
schedule land to require elivery OF twenty,
Ave per cent. more or less than the amount
specified in any contract. IL,
Bids for thirty wagons Sx9 thimble-skein,
wide track, may be for delivery at San
francisco, California, or Portland, OregoAt
and for all other wagons and for harness ~
ChicaF o, ILL.,, IT. Louis, Mo-, Kansas CITY,
Mo-, or Sioux City Iowa.
CERTIFIKD oHE0TB.
All bids must be accompanied By certihed
checks upon some nited Sta es Depository
payable 10 the order Of the Commissioners Of
Indian Affairs, for at least TIVE per cent. q
the amount Of the proposal, which. check
will be forfeited TO the United States in oas9
any bidder or bidders receiving an award
shall fail to promptly execute oontraot
with good and sufficient sureties, otherwise
to be returned to The bidder.
J. D. @. ATKINS, Commissioned
(8496-3O0.)
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CITY NEWS.

The Brownsville accommodation
Ia 70 extend ils run to Humboldt.
--Rob.ou and Crane as the 1.-TWO
Dromios" at the Thealer tonight.
knights Of the Red Branch will
enjoy banquet next Thursday even
ing.
There we're no new developments
In the tkrmish for the Pigeon Roost
road williams.
H. Hempe, barber at Dufiy's
Hotel, fell down stairs yesterday, sus-
tanning u broken knesCap.
Ben Thomas, for siesliDg medi-
cine from w. II Sesbrook, received
sentence oil one year from a Criminal
Court Jury yesterday.
Sheriff Koonce, Of Fayette county,
yesterday brorght to the city and
lodged in Jail Bob HsElett, the negro
who 6red the jail at Somervllle.
Five new patrolmen were added
10 the police inrce yesterday. Their
names ire P. Euright, Sam l. Scott,
John M. Quarry, q. M. Bevell and
John Dillon.
The contested will case Of Joshua
W. Newborn, executor Of W. M. Nc
Ferrin, deceased. VS.. W. M. Simpson,
lie the only case set for trial in the Or
cult Ooutt today.
in the Criminal Court yesterday,
James Il Gaines and George Foots,
for robbing the store Ct l. Goldsmith
4 Bros, we're sentenced to six years
each in the peniteaua'y.
-Messrs. l. Rostcher and r. r,
Belts were yesterdays contributors
to the otH'ns' reward fuUd for the
apprehension OF the parties who ~
saulted Mr.. Nabors aud family,
Richard Delton was yesterday
granted naturalization papers by Grim
inal Court Judge DuBose. He lie az
Englishmau, and has been resident
Of che United States for three years.
Detective W. @. Pfyde telegrapheC
from Lulu, Miss, yesterday that h,
had released the three meu nrresteC
at that place on euspicion OF being thI
parties who committed the brutal az
sault on the Nab 70 family,
The following were liCeneed +
marry yesterday; Squire Warren Il
Mrs. Lsra Bufford, X F. Fox to Nj
n. A. Thomss, Q. L. Graft to Mis-
Fannie g. Wood, Andrew Nelson I
Miss Lizzie Vaughan, Ed Taylor I
Ms. Lyd Page.
Deputy Sheriff Madden on Nor
day captured George j. hnson, q CO
ortd cor vlct, under sentence q thr'
wears 1 r petit larceny, who, with j.
Logan, knocked down q guard st Eo
LEWIS in 1873 and escsp,d d. He hs
been at ltrgs ever since that time.
"a Romance OF the Civil War
the South" jules Verne's new ITO,
has been engaged by the Sunso
Times. The iigtt applies to new
paDsr publ cation only, and will be
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1RlaRFamH.

NEW ORLEANS, La, March L.
Night-Dsparted; City of st. Louis for
st. Louis.
CAIRO, March L. Night-River
Al feet 2 inches on the gauge and rising.
Weather clear and mild. Departed:
Golden Rule, New Orleans, pm.
CINCINNATI, March l. - Night
River 81 feet 5 inches on the gauge and
falling. Weather clear and warm.
Departed: Louis Cherry, Pittsburg.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March might
River 81 fset 10 inches in thecanal and
20 feet s inches on the falls, and ris-
ing slowly. Weather clear and
pleasant.
VIcKsBURa, MISS, March might
Brown aud Lioness, with coal tows,
passed down today. Tow boat Senti-
mel passed down with steamer En-.
auirer in tow. Departed; Belle Of
Memphis, st, Louis.
EVANSVILLE, IND, March L.
Night-kiver Al feet 9 inches on the
gauge and rising. Weather clear. De-
parted: Desoto, Cincinnati; Buckeye
State, Memphis; Bowling Green, Bow
ling Green. Due; New Mary Houston.
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RAILROAD THE TABLE.

SAs..n@she and Ohio Boute-Tratns
now !. foIlsvs: Fart line leaves at s;s0
an; ST Louis fast line leaves t f6S,!,;
Ne .snississ' aud fennessse. Trains
nave a, follows: New Orleans mail arrives
Ssiiy st 8 100 O. m; leaves daily at 800 p; N:
eardis accom- mediation arrives aaily y;pv
s1riy.s daily, sTceut Sunday, at $3.50 D. nj
Issyes daily. except Sunday, at b:lo an.
Hsil trsins DO net stop at Tag stations, nor
NhitehaveA, Horn Lake, Nesbit and Loves
and II. NY l-Trains on this road run as
foIIows: New 0rles ne iast m all. daily, leaves
II;Sp.m.; Vieksburg eIpress, daily,leayes
Al o;B a.n. New Orleans fast mail, daily
arrives at s:l0 m; Vicktburg express
daily ss.; fisi sd Nashville. Train,
meye - 4 Ilows: Fast mail arrives daily At
6ii5 am. leaves ~ lOil0 pm. hn5 leaves
daily at 10;lO am; arrives AZ t;VV p; PIN m
Brownsville accommodation leaves dsiiy'
except Sunday, at $500 pm; arrives daily
except Sunday, at $3.50 a, m.-standard y ne'
Ju,f Houte- Ka0sss Ctty, spring
aeId and N EN- phisl Trains esve N. and
n depot A. follows: No. 4, Kansas CITY ex-
pres, leaves Al lO;i5 am 40. o. h Mn
Kansas CITY mail, leaves at s 900 pm. No; l.
Kansas City msil, arrives at S:45 am. NO.
81. Louis and chioago express, leaves AZ
30 pm No. |, 81. Louis ana Chlcseo e1-
press. arrives at S:t5a.m. In efoot sunday
As Mem nj and Charleston .-Traips
move as follows; Through express caves
dailg at lO;C0 pm. Mail and express leaves
ally at $3.50 am. Somerville aooommoda.
ion leaves daily, except Sunday, at t;!C
IN. Through express arrives daily a,6;iiSs
m. Mail and eIpress arriV'e daily OF lViM
IN. Somervils accommodation arrived
daily, except Sunday, at $3.50 am.
Aempbts and Little k0ck.-Traina
nave a. follows (ssrtrh standard umsl
IA. leaves Memphis daily at :S pam. No.
sirayes Memphis da lyst 6;IoSm:i Ne
freight leaves He, eheld At S'N M NO
Z arrives at Memphis IT $50 pm; No.
arrives a. Memphis at 9:l5 a.m,; No.
ifrei1ht arrives At Hepe6eld at i:20 pm.
Memphis, birmingham ana ATTAIN
tis-Holly SPRINGS Route-Trains move, q
follows; No / (pa,sengsr) leaves Memphi
daily at Bib punt Nc. freight leave
Memphis at 8 80 Amt No. 2 tpassengerl ar
rives at Memphis at 1910 a,m.; No.
freight arrives at Memph at 10 Pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-02
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

PrTTsBURG Post: On an information
m 7de by he supervis ng inspectors the
United s ates Msrshsl has se,zed the
T. rryboat william Thsw, plying be-
tween Saw Mill Run end Manchester,
for non.comp lisnce with certain regu.
lsliors, The inspectors affirm that
the boat had but single rudder,
whereas two are required; that her
steam whistles are out of order, and
that the weather rail has been badly
slowed. An inspection was made
February and the mester of theboat
notified that repairs must be made.
He refused to comply with the order
with the result above noted. A hear
ing in the matter will be had March
10Th, in the United States District
Oourt.